$46.50
1972 to 1980 4.5 450 Engine Thermostat Replacement Kit
For both D-Jetronic and K-Jetronic.Comes with stainless steel replacement bolts and video instructions
W116
On Demand Video
$16.99
1962 to 1979 Power Sunroof Roof Panel Repair, Lubrication and Installation - On Demand Video
Part 4 of my Early Broken Power Sunroof Series - a multi-part series to repair non-functioning power sunroofs from 1962 to 1980 all models
$32.00
K-Jetronic and KE-Jetronic Pressure Tester Misc.Connection Fittings
You should have knowledge of CIS fuel system testing. No instructions on how to make these parts work. If you desire a full kit with instructions see below.
On Demand Video
$12.99
1970 to 1975 D-Jetronic V8 Front Engine Short Hose Replacement - On Demand Video
These are the two short coolant hoses in front that hardly ever get changed. What you find when you pull them will surprise you!
$69.00
K-jetronic Warm Up Regulator WUR Single Vacuum Rebuild Kit
The highest quality and most complete kit available.
On Demand Video
$10.99
1962 to 1979 Sunroof Drive Cable Service and Repair - On Demand Video
Part 3 of my Early Broken Sunroof Series - a multi-part series to repair non-functioning power sunroofs from 1962 to 1980 all models
$8.90
Fuel Hose Special External Coil Wire to Prevent Kinking and Chaffing
Can be cut to 4 to 5 smaller lengths and stretched for various applications on 7mm, 7.5mm and some 8mm internal diameter fuel hose.
$14.60
1970 to 1975 D-Jetronic Fuel Injector Hold Down Bolts and Washers.
New zinc plated bolts to match the original color of most Mercedes D-jet engines. See video below
$68.20
1970 to 1975 D-Jetronic V8 Engine Compartment Premium Fuel Hose Replacement Kit
Kit does not include clamps for replacing short hoses on the fuel injectors. High-Pressure Fuel Injection Hose ( 2 meters) and Stainless Steel HD Smooth Clamps (16).
On Demand Video
$10.99
1970 to 1975 D-Jetronic Fuel Injection Repair / Service Instructions - On Demand Video
A commonly neglected service that can lead to poor running and possible engine fire. It is the rubber parts that fail! See video below to believe it!